PSU Campus Riot Hearing Postponed
A Penn State panel delayed its hearings on campus disorders to May 18 due to the emotional atmosphere after recent events. Forty students face university charges from sit-ins and violence on April 14 and 23. The Student Legal Defense Committee calls for disqualification of the panel, threatening federal action.
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Pennsylvania State University
Superior Court
Robert E. Woodside
Woodside
Student Legal Defense Committee
James Hardy
Scranton
Hardy
Coast Guard hunts for two Ohio men in Atlantic raft
Coast Guard rescue teams search the Atlantic for James Paul Winters and Thomas M. Rizzo both Cincinnati natives who abandoned their 30 foot sailboat after leaving Moriches for Martha's Vineyard. The beached hull was found near Quogue as crews use patrol boats and a helicopter to locate the missing sailors. Winters is a January UC graduate and Rizzo is a UC student.
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Ohio
Atlantic
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Thomas M. Rizzo
Cincinnati
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Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Quogue
Winters
University of Cincinnati
Rizzo
Indict State Union Head For Perjury
A federal grand jury in Cleveland has indicted Charles J. Naddeo age 67 of Hagerstown Pennsylvania for perjury in a 1968 civil case. Naddeo, first vice president of the Laundry Workers International Union, allegedly lied about receiving outside funds from other unions. The indictment says payments were made from February 1960 to April 1963 by Sheet Metal Workers Union Local 266.
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Pennsylvania
Charles J. Naddeo
Hagerstown
Laundry Workers International Union
Snowingly
Naddeo
Sheet Metal Workers Union Local
Community Notes from Jamestown and Surroundings
Jamestown residents host and visit relatives over the weekend with gatherings at the Tubbs home and other local houses. Notable attendees include the Brundages, Morton, Koestners, and Pitt families. relatives plan to be in Pennsylvania for Mother’s Day. A stork shower honors Marilyn Ongley, and Florence Bromley will speak May 9 at Cobbs Corner tea event for WMPF groups.
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Spring Creek
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Bruce Bailey
Iola Lay
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Lay
Smith
Don Bailey
New Willmington
Erie
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Quiet Acres Nursing Home
Fort Wayne Bible College
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Sheri
Judy
Melvin Gray
Florence Bromley
Meadville
Cobbs Corner
Excelsior Wmpf
Shafer Backs Nixon Move Into Cambodia
Gov. Raymond Shafer of Pennsylvania endorses President Nixon's decision to enter Cambodia stating it could end the war. He cites enemy control of the territory and urges American support, warning of societal disruption and a cult of destruction amid protests. In Marietta, a Bethel AME Church is dedicated using a $50,000 legacy to build a new edifice and expand the cemetery.
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Marietta
Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church
John Douglas Bright
Philadelphia
Anthony Resch
Christiana
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